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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUREx Exporters were qneter
sss % ns yIs%!
~ a;?s' ss a. f. a.s ,s: I'll
90 500 S SS' sn0s Sn & ? sSsss 49,
! ssSS SS. oI Winter Il SSsS
s p GOOD s. oess E,' Sc S
two private oo brands Ind, 81 fer s ssSor
% a,s Tor 81 FaqS o.a =, T.D.
ss Es Ne sSfS s1S
sosss SO Good to chosS EtTa sNas % g. Good So
Fancy f ST ioss5 90 common Extra Minnesota s. 80
fatent winicr %hsa, Extra s. sossS To- civ MN Ell
@ Tor %efi not SS
d. d. s. iSsss an but ,;fssy
lin light deman yellow Western quoted at So 90 81 70
and Brandywine at So e6as275 Sales 2'o bbis Brandy
GUNSY BAGG1NG-values well held bat there is
has is continued interest from
fSrSnce has very fair demand The market
Attracted less Attention YET the dealings reached
aggregate. Prices varied but little during the early hour,
oata declined Ss TSS1d s eHsG the OF %t
Of @ 1 Su, sGss pd r an to G
i Ha1d at & Sqsass spot 50 delivery Es July
Chicago ssc, next weeks delivery; ss9sere to arrive
i ned sge So RED soc deiTered Early July go
June 81 93c closing 92o.c; DO July s7'sqs8tc cles
ing SGS4 81 closing al 81 SCI 90
September 81 2s8sc closing at 81 SC, DO October sS2g
sge closing at SSsc; November SO L DOC, closing at
s9s. do. december 9Oa99l 'ec closing at ele DO Jan
uary g2c, closing al 92lsc. do February 92e055s
closing 93c; do. March closing at 9ihes DO April
closing AZ 90 c do. Nav 96S69I 4c closing al
- RY f-Quiet and unchanged Last sale OF state AZ
G3c.... BA riley and BARLEY MALI-Dull and nominal.
CORN-The options "a &C higher al the outset,
but closing essentially last evening with the
exception September, which 4c better Speculation
sprtless Spot lots higher by IA &c per Dushe
CLOSING firmly shippers moderate BUYERS, taking
l20OjO bushels. Sales 10000 bushels future l96 600
bushels spot including Ungraded Mixed al 46 d4Sc; No
a45e in elevator 472947s,c delivered Nc Juas'
August 47s4 a47c closing al ~ 4c do. September 1890
sS5c. closing at 4S &c; do October 49c closing al 49c
oAIs-Spot dealt 10 moderate extent and the
feeling Mixed down fully IA lc and White
about &c per bushel The options opened "a &c higher
but by the close the advance was lost Speculation
moderate aggregate Salcs2lO000 bushels future $4,000
bushels spot including No Sat 80 &C. do White q &C.; 40
Mixed Western 81 36c: White do. 3704lc White State
Sso3sLc.. No White July, 81 sc; No. Mixed June
nominal do July 33 80 &c. closing at 33c do August
3ld3l closing 3lc do September 30 30sc closing
at Dull and weak 40 ID. 40 Soc go I'd,
70a75c. so 70, 10 8Oc 100 b. 50 %. Sharps IS @9Oc
Walkers Prv1o Daily Circular Jude H. 1881 Now YORK;
Rris.h |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
SAVANNAH June 17-Turpentine steady at 32i4c.
WILMINGTON June l7.-TurpentIne steady at $40.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Ioxpoy June l7.-l230 p m.-Consols. lOl lllG for
both and the account United States Four Per Cent
Bonds do and Halt Per Cegt Bonds 1l2 Il
iB Atsntie and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certacatss I8L Erie. 34t; Mexican Ordinary 62s4 81
Paul Common "a NeWY0rk Central llbsI Pennsylyan
ES MeIiean Central ISL; Canadian Pacific. Ga Illinois
Central. 1877 Readile, 26 -. -. ,.... -.
lS0p -Psris advices quote Three Per Cent hentes AZ
81 francs l2ia confines for the account
n.-AtIsntic and Great Western Frat Mortgage Trus-
tees Csrtloates l6t, d. Second Mortgage Canadian
Pacific B3r; File SAL; DO Second Contols iO3t heIi'
can Ordinary 62; 81 Paul Common. esq., Reading zoe
Bar siver G Quoted At IS ls.led. per ounce
Paris Advtces Quote Three Cent Rentss Ut francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

ascsipts-Fiour 4OJo bills Wheat 5000 bush Corn
$4,000 bush. Oats l2.JC0 bush. Rye bush Bare1
lush shipments-tiour 5000 bbis.; Wheat $4,000
tnsh. Corn 1900 5000 bush Rye bush
Barley ...--- bush
TOLEDO June l7.-wheat quiet steady. Cash s3e July
20 August 1851 December S3sc. Corn dnll Cash
80 &C. Receips-Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn 1000 bush
Oats 1000 bush shpnsnts-wheas 1000 bush Corn looo
busn. Oats 80. bush
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........472. 600 s,ziO.oOO 3,7l2.ooO 4.4iOoOo

Total bushels ..472 600 1910 900 37l2Oo0 44ioO0o
HAY AND sTRAw-supplies are arriving freely and the
demand light but values without decided change Hay
Ti@o.hvc Choice soc. No I 75c No 2 GO 2 7ec Clover
Long RYE % a soc: Short. 45 SOC: Dat. 4o<&5c.
HoPs-vaues are still well held by holders though
Hops-New York state 1885, Best 2oa22c. DO. Com.
NJ, 70 Good is lsc. do 1852 Best lSc 90 aedu IN
bloc: Paenc Coast 1885 Best u G25c 40 Common
Ger@ans crop .: 1880 Best 2Ss25c; do Medium. 200
MoLAssEsWeil heiat 2oc for 500 Boiling Stock Sales
buyers hold aioei from the market quotations
Sl%c Clyde, 20s4c; Daimeliington. $50 5Oas2l. The
business passing from day to day represents the actual
Tn-ouist and steady at a2s5s2so. spot. 2265S22 zoe
SSpPs! SS sss. Bss. in London
wv sTosEs@fn the absence o, demand ,alu.. arc
Ssa ssa M aosH' sS and
= q IT, wsJ q 81 si.!. + 3
oILsCotonseed continues frm. In fact the entire mar
ssessss
sr.as N.S igR".f ys.x; f.ir 9 Irns. aSSsSSi
s'Ss Sd dsas'ys sss; i.sI$es. 49, LS:ssa. raw
s. ss;. sE!.s$ ,i:s:S:. sis:: E
ss.s s sft.rs ' IT, sss.t S;is:. S SSss
ss sysss s sa,ls Sa
s::s : conn sSssS sst
S&ov1oIo1s-PoRK-T,eS suarsl narkst hss uudsrrops
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEwYoRK. Friday, juno l7-BEEVEs- Receipts were
cars OF 2l9 heads7 Jersey CITY, 26 at 6oh
s S " a s'
to f s @ SIX
sles head for the same time last week oro Al, for
porter: direct VIII me executor Of
Trade dun sun G further e, decline Of woe 100
nesday figures The yards were not cleared by 20 carloads
solo % 80 %
a US BaoeS fro% Chicago Winch were sold BY Goldsmith
outside figure Twenty Ca,S s Of Sas OrsSI
sne!sd
an su IL .oi@ at s9fI 30 and
who vi i osd the cScaso with
viii put 35 head the Brooklyn CITY and 452 hoad on t9
qasT.I. Beef lie lily q Rs1%Snt win 500 900 q35
Cattle Ts %as6s qna ss sHsa Of ami O Live sSse w
EadsG Con- 2 d ndp ss IS al r 60 1872 no.
i Sss az q az Kensacsy do 1855 No. at - DO
a$s Is 49, 4G 1920 Il dS s. Si q 1
100 81 itS sS5'ass 20 S
fslo Bulls. loi7 p. az So 55 .r,.on,, ..,,., Starr.
ss.s9. 4 loo tS r. iS ssS 10 "a at 3
Is Do 1888 ~ a s. oS 81 DO iS.s ~ a. - 20; do i&22
7do I2s6 y, at 4 % DO i2o5 ~ a, $40 .oao lise ~
Bulls i3es d. s. so DO. ll6e ~ at 50 80 DO 1850
n, al So SO; stag, 1900 70. at g. s.r...,,o-, ..
@ 100 2s q al q M e @ aS 1880 ssoT s
q 60 $aC i67$ - 70; =; 81 81 DO lilo co
= 70 loo * Z o5iS i2so p a 4 90 % 800: D.
70 90 a. 1855 r. nd d. i.oc
NJ Goldsmith 80 Chicago steers extra 1923 averase at
S. 20 100 ~ 80 do 1864 TO- So $bu 1893 ~ 50 90
6Ohst Total for SIX DAYS 92 head against s2Gl head Tor
the time last week With lght arrivals The market
ga Sales eiiSe; Visit CO.. ysai', ls7 average
6nsnbaes Z Dewey: isIeals los d average: at ec per
SO DO 1853 b. 62ci q do 1853 d. at CSC Fed Calves.
Mailcnbsck Hollis: 10 veal. l5e 10 &c per pound SO
DO I42 GS e H9' Cays, c@ys sC @ e. a.
SHEEP AND LA%Bs-Receipts were 81 . cars Of s,4$4
tai for days i2sls head against iO52o head for the same
The mark CT opened depressed for sheep and
decline Of l5c there was only limited demand ana
downward tendency at the close Reported FREQ arm
from 81 to 81 10 for Common
to Prime, deck selling at 81 60. o.,,....
Prime and Choice bringing &C. Nearly hall the stock
saes~J F. sader & Co.; l25 Kentucky lives. 90 ID aver
age al ;! l2L per 100 Isl Kentucky Sheep "a u,
s. 90; 24s Ohio DO n ~ at 81 % 2il do "a ID a - 10
&c 252 60 H. at 7c Ia do IS H. at se' 24s do tChoce
Judd & buckingham West Virginia Lambs. IS n. at
lei 80 Wet Virginia SHEEP IS 10, at - % per 100 70
age at "a Is per 100 u ia 10 81 n. at - 70.
Newton Glleu: 20 OHIO sheep 80 u average at - 10
per 100 ID; AZ Kentucky Lambs 90 h. at 81 223 DO ol 10
]. ~ Pdcock i4S Virginia Lambs SO average at &c
300 DO go 10 at 7,c; ll8 Kenlucky Sheep OF d. at4Ac.
Dlenback Dewey 63 Western sheep 90 10 average. al
Iialenbeck Hollis l2s Western sheep. q H. at 81 20
2i5 DO rs 10 81 So 81 Kentucky Lambs Gs ID, at 79c
HoGs-Receipts we're 10 cars Of 25iO head-lO At
Jersey City 4Oth-st Total for DAYS - 32J
for sale alive Feeling weak and market nomnsy shade
lower. Quotations at 50 35Gsj o.
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Walkers Private Daily Circular JuAe H. 1887.
Total busl,. s7s4OoO l9ssOOO 264.OOO 40

Cor time So. .G72000 l0O0,OUU 2.72SO00 I33O0000
The exports for ended June 1887 100000
bushels.
exports for ended Juno H. 1897. 1924 900
Dushcla.
OF the 30S10O0 bushels exported in these two
weeks, l.lGOOOO bushels 80 per cent for the
Continent OF Euro?e and 100000 bushels 10 per
cent. 10 the Unite: Kingdom.
The exports from January / to April /. 1886, were
b,SiG.00J bushels.
The January TO July 1886 were 6,6GO0Oo
bushels
Tie exports from April ! to August 81, 1886. were
q, 238 900 bushsls
The from January 10 December 81, 1856
43, 100 00J bnshcls
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
range Of uctua OF tho smallest kind The news
from the petroleum not significant and the tone
OF the speculation steady The close was shade under
The range prices and tile total dealings Conso
dated Exchange were as follows:
Opening. lowest. 62ss
Hlghes. sc Final bz .
Refined oil unchanr ed at G cents per gallon. Able
test, al New-York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
OIL CRY. Penn. June l7.-Crude on-Natonai Transit
Certificates opened at 50 and oI,si 63'a hshss pris
csc lowest 62, ssies 1913 blrrsIs cttrt,r, 3S412
barrels ce'rances. $4,000 barrels; shipments, 1927
barrels; runs - barrels.
BRADFORD Penn. Juno l7Natonal Transit Certlacsts'
opened at 3d. closet 62 highest price. 63ls lovest
C27s Clearances. 100000 barrels.
TIrusyiLE Penn. June l7Nlto1al TT I,t Csrtiicitss
opened at 90 aud close G2 highest price, % s low.
est prce. 62'i
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.
LONDON June l7.-There a lessened attendance at
Inc Wool sales today, anu the competition was weaker
frees were maintained Following are the sales In detail
Vctora-Sales 800 bales; secured. Ia | I'D as Cd;
DO locks and pieces. lid ais 0d greasy Sd lis. 3D.;
do. locks and pieces, O III. nj lad
New South wales-saies. 1900 bales secured. Is, Sd
L. 3D. do locks and pieces Id d Is ali greasy 8iaL
a III pd; do. locks and pieces I'd dSd.
and ptcces. ID a 81.
fasmania-saies bales secured /. 20 9Is 3D.; do.
locks and pieces IL I'D a Is 2d Bid Is lad do
locks aud pieces. s2l. I'D.
New Zeaand-saes g. 700 bales secured. Is 3D. Is Id
DO locks and pieces Is Id Us 4d; greasy SID 9ls; do
locks aud pieces I'D. a 10 I'D
Natal-sales. 100 bales greasy. 7 I'D. asd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

The evidences OF the benefit TO legitimate business
from collapse of the bull speculation in wheat arc nn
pyng Fancy prices have been destroyed and inc hee "
the foreign indicated by their eager
Of spot while effort being made 10 sustain
the unsteady condition OF sentiment in the trade shippers
took nearly bushels yesterday the spot ana 10 ar
rive 24O 900 bushels sod cost freight anu ihs
ance paid TO arrive Spot lots irregular bn IN the man
firm in tone option trading has fallen on TO normal
figures activity the market displays fever'hnes lhe
opening was steady followed by dropoi pa cent but tho
feeling security wa, andprsos rose ; %o5s
cont liquidation wiped out most OF these gains iateI
S S J. % %"a
a. so and smS S for ATs! al & Cents Shipper
freely taxing i3ooO3 bushels, the ses5 sas 9
Ss nc gP sSsS as i ,G G cc 5%s'
oats were i cont lower aud the options slight IN
S1T sadS sN or
o.o5sT q Sy S Be- 4Sf SO Sop
The receipts Of grain reported Yesterday at Nc%TSrs
What YsSos Sa.ne. carn 2eoss
s SSs' Al o SHa s' M%anSSS and arrival, were
w sS SsSSo s1n eo bushels aOu
barrels
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL June ca%,sa %,S ga,
sS. Cd 3D. s seag Hi S SIS s 81 Goasr Bso
6s6d Tor Extra India Mess Prime Mesa p u a. Eastsra
d FsSG Ms Isl S@ @ S%s %
ss s:s IS lag ssS s nfs
Western Spring IS Id S7s ddi Rot Winter IS N 20
sprng Is 2d New Mxet Western. a. 92i Caiorna no
l. rs 1Od ass Cd, No. 2. S. 6l as 81 per centa;
OF rurpentino 29s 3D.; do at London s 500
Refined Petroleum 6ald per gallon Clover ocon
American Red 49s per cwL Tallow-2ls. 3D. per owt
Fine American els Cd; Prime city. 2ls Oh per cWi'
Rosln-Comnon IS 81; PIls lis Cd oDs. OF LhseeI ~
2}s per cwt ProvisonsAmer ksirgetatsa ps nn
hind quarters 5s,d fore quarters 3' per ID HOBS az u
don-Sew-York state 81 l5a Cd o rs o. oI Co''oh'0''
Liverpool make. 2ls. Oh ooo
receipts wheat for the pas. three dav' were
including 81 OOJ ccntas OF Anerr3I.
The OF for the pas, three days we'
$500 centals. , az 90. Oh aq3s
Cd per cwt Calcutta Linsood 800 0d per quarters n
sesd Cake IS %. Cd per tom Refined Petroleum, 49,
q Nd per gallon Spirits OF Turpentine rs ~ per
cwt pale 6s OIL oils Oh Provisions-Lart 32S Va p,s
for American sugar-l3s Sd per eT Tor oyads
fair refining anoat Australian Taow-Beef 2is9 pon Ss
Cd. Mutton OIL 92is 6l Cocoanut Oll-Coyloh e,
Ga Cochia 937 American Ref iseratei Bee 80 81 ~.
hind quarters Is Al for fore quarters psr SD W 'o
BREMEN June l7.-Petroleum. marks ptsnninsHo
Wicoxs lari clossi3t "a mark, % pfennings psr Io
ANrwERr. Juno l7.-Petroleum-Fino Pale american -
francs ccntlncs and Is francs u.
Wicoxs closet 50 francs 80 centimosp per Ao' A
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Professional.
Steamboats, on0 RAILROADS..


A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
~. KILL MOUNTAINS LANpING at Cran ,',9Gn
Poughkeepse and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Del
CITY of Kingston and James w BALDWIN leave
every week day at M pier foot OF except
Saturday when city Of Kingston leaves at p NJ
A -A.-BOSTON and NEWPORT NORTH
IA and EAST via Fall River Line steamers PILGKiM
and BRIsTO leave cold MOI n. r. foot OF Murray
St at H. M daily Sundays included) Connection by An
mex boat from Brookyn at 4:3O Jersey city p m AN
ORCH ESTRA ON EACH STEAMER send four cents IN
stamps for COPY OF Old Colony or Pilgrim Land"
SPECIAL NoTlcEThe double daily service OF steamers
this will be resumed for the
summer commencing June 90 1851 Steamers viii leave
New.York al 6l5 for Boston, East and North
Boat leaving hour will touch at Newport ABOUT
545 ia
A MARY POWELL.-For CranstOn. West
IA. Point Cornwall, Newburg New Hamburg. Milton,
Pong Park Rondout. and Kingston Daily,
(sundays epte oaves Vesrys 3l5 West 22dst $50
D.
BLOOMINGTON LINE. Inside Route for
BOSTON AND ALL EASTERN POINTS.
Steamer will leave Pier new No. 80. North River one
block above CaDast, a. p M daily, except sunday .
w, X. BABCOcR. A. or A. .. II. BRIGGS. .. r. A.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY rEL@7glpL


BurPALn June l7.-Catie-RoceDts last "a nours sS5
last week 8O39 consigned through as Il Of
which TO sale market dull and nominal
asst ~ hours = 100 mead total Tor week
thus TAR $4,000 head Tor Tune last week 33,OOO
head through 10 all kentucky Lambs1 cars
OF which Boston ana cara TO Now.fork; cars on
sale market Ouiet but steady No New York demand Com
mon to Fair 81 0Od4 IL Choice 10 Extra 50 20 50 So
Coed 10 Choice Lambs $685. 90
oos- last "a hours 1910 noad total Tor tho
4OS3j head: for same time last week $500
head consigned through. 80 cars OF which IL 10 New
YORK 16 sale declined lOGl5c. Light Pigs
81 jOQsl IS. Mixed Pigs ana Light Workers 50 011
s5 Is Selected Workers 50 1908 20 Selected Medium
81 co. all offerings taken.
CHICAGO I7.--7he DroUerr Jonrns reports-cdtts
Recepts-l mead ShDmonts hoa0; market was
weaker - 5O1SI so Stockefs ana Feeders
20. Cows Bulls and Mixed al f5U3 70. Texas
cattle 81 % @SS3 go. $500
active o. higher closing weaker Rough and Mixed ~ 80
afo TO- and shipping 50 OO05j 49, Light 81 80
0Sj TO- sklps S. JOds470. 80
O0J neai snlpnents 400 NEAL: market
steady Natives So OOas4 80. Western So 5Oas4 90.
Lambs VI 25aS3 co per head 49, 90
ST LOUIS. June i7.-CGts -keceiDts 400 head ship
ments market steady. Choice heAvy
3j Butchers steers faI TO Choice s3 40
6xi 2 Feeders, fair gooo So o6S4 90 sockers fair
10 Texans common grass 10 good cornod
81 OOafi 10
Roos-keceiJts 100 head; shipments 600 market
stronger. Choice heavy ana Butchers soiections
Medium u Prime, - 80 IS CO. Pigs Common 70 Good
81 25aSi 80
ShecD-keceips 900 shipment, 800 heaG, market
steady Clipped Fair TO Choice S. l09A 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

Accounts Liverpool this morning weaker and IN
first local market represented de-
Zine Of ponts on OF points late months AS
the free selling orders
from bears interior movemept close
was weak prices showing decline OF II 10 points
on near and 99l2 points late months Sales eoaoo
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cmeAco June limo lsaaag futures ranged as toIIOws

Flour continues unchanged prices are nominaiT IoSIoc
Tho highest cash vsro as whea-NS
spring 40 No sgrng 6jei no kst &c lac SOfn-
BafIor~No F..l sssd- ~ 81 ID 10 p'm'
bof R,6 side, oos ~ 40 Dry Shoulders evIsl
> 10 1aoF' ce, 81 ls. G9 ISsf T.nnissa &C.
Standard "a" j'c. Rocepts-Flour $4,000 bb%i Whea'
nv. 900 bush, Barley 1908 Shipments, Flour
5 5soo 9S S Sa. Ss 1000 Barley
u.s. The Produce Exchange to-day the market
lower creamery iiSl9ci DAIRY I2Sl0e Eggs IL"
- - Wheat WAS su 3, f Ss,G
k'% corn or i IN fair demand 30 easter
no @h sa az q 90 MTf Ta' 50 Sut
quiet u%eh4nsed.shor RID, at s. So Bacon GrmerseGT'
n1sa goods on Iss' Of osd 70 r4 st.'T va
i5s Fancy Dairy stronger i . r.
Hogs ana tA' sSgs SsS o 100
r racsias snip aae ' i.Soo lead '''
% 8s .d % ss.n ss p 81 aS :s s e''A
July i5',c August 70 nc cosn cash $500 Oats
S Mheas lSfoo Sa.% Corn Ga:S Oats 100 Uu'
NnwAUkxE. June l7afoar steady Wheat t nrw.
So s6S oAt, weak 80 White 2se i've
@%s 70 O. %y g ..i
Ches'" Sset Isl4'i LUSH barley 100
BARLEY l. 100 bush.
Iu4s I7-c9rn firm KEh Mi1o' w SS+S 2s
ole No MIea 20 S25 I'ys lover No 5Sts
ao05oo 6.. 80 800 PS,n , ESe
s a. 9 oas 9 h15iSy la;a Rye
AprLrnA June l7Four dull ana prices unchanged
Western and Pennsyiysn. supeTane ~ ooSs' a. 7sS
"a o. Pennsyivanla roller Process - ga 9oi
.@s - So Indiana Clear s. "a sb' straight - s
G5st Louis ana southern Illinois Ieai ; 80 "a ~ o
% nl.ass 6asSfs clear 90 straight 9
1s r.ur 81 so az 70 per barrel for 10 Cholce:
%nea demand light sales USsrade gram depot
Esa for June sISa 81 sr s DO s%r sS
were Wholly nonaa spot lots sieaGy Quiet sale. 40
high Mixed in gram gram depot 67e steamer SHs
G ST ap. a. as &c DO for J"y ss4Sc do
4OS47e DO for September 1853 is No O's
White ,sc 10 track 36c Ungfaded White SIC. No
Sd w1s G %s1's StS '@ 40 i11
DO T Sgs's a nss 20 mo- s
80 S5sc. White cipice 7oa75ci DO Far !" Good
sSTSa eG pSs Choice %; @ 90 TSr to
rroSi.oo. Family siSslS g 90 g
PORK mca SIS % 40 prime %s' SIs sls Lara a.
ctv Rsnnsa 81 TO- DO Steam 5000 90
sG75. Butter nrm-Pennaylvana Creamery Extra
:' cres%srv ISsI7e, FacalSs naiter SlSs
choice sSStc Pennsyvania part SKIM. ss.s: DO full
s%s and other sGnaS ha
test H6ls CSC susar-Rssned was Arm Grsnplsed
Feed Winter Bran sl4 boSsl5 20 per Receipts
Flour bills Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn 4. 800 BUSH
Data 10000 Dusn. snpmonts-Wnea 10000 0ush Corr
20 500 push- osts 9.OUU bush
ST LOUIS Juno i7-Four nulet Wheat nervous
No Rea cash 7elac June 7sc edc: July 7ta97S BE
s%s9 as, IS ' asss;t is'''f fs:
closing Slsci August 50. s3Si clo.ns s6ae qa,.
sss I'D hay ANY active P 1aM,S
at 65c Eggs LOG butter quiet Creamery l6olse Dary
cornmsal steady at 81 Provisions STEADY
pf1tsis Mead Se1sd-ssoas.r'. 500, d dSnf
Al III So Bacon ooredshoudors So l2h9s 25 Long Clear
at 81 49, Clear Rbs 80 3d. shsrt Clear ~ 6V''.'..
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nlnsical Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
N rlIfl and square liaros Of our make whioh were
only used by u artists OF The Metro
aitan q era House Iany during the
WILDE ttld hlual REDUCTION hon our regular pree~
fi"N0' f0i' WILLIAM KNABE & CO.. liz 6th.ave
ENISCUER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
Il standing in tune Manufactures and warerooms. 40
to i25 Nest S67 Broadway. 18th ST. (Ditsons
Huidlng). Pianos exchanged. rented or instaments
I INDEMAN & SONS offer a number OF slight
used panos-their own manufacture-at very mOucr'
ate prices Warcrooms lt6 Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

9Th centmes and exchange on Lonuon ~
rs franco II a centmes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

Connirp properln Uanteo.
WANTED. Farm or smaller country place.
w within about 100 miles Of New.lOrk CITY. Address
C. L. BLAKE sag lIarbor. l.. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

The Buffaio. New-York and Phila
delphia Railroad Company ct al.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-15

Those who have been blaCkmailed DO
not publicly complain, aud thus women Of
that class prey on society almost with i'm
punity. \ clergyman uptown paid black
mail for long time before he invoked the
aid Of his friends. \ merchant paid
blackmail once when woman thrust her
self into his private offi'G and threatened
to scream if he did not. He never paid
admit the woman Nam merchants and
bankers refuse to see a woman until She
has stated her business in full 10 q clerk
This rule protects many millionaiTrS from
the wilps Of these sharks In smaller
offices such q rule is not So practicable.
Brokers have often been victimized.
These women do not attempt to eXtort
money at once. They act modestly at
first and merely endeavOr to sell the book
OF picture. but after a few visits have been
made they try Ia wheedle money out Of
the broker for alleged family necessities,
or they threaten To put themselves in
compromising positions and scream II
money is not given to them. They
threaten To 20 To wives and sweethearts,
and marriages. il is well known. have been
broken of where the biaC X mailer has bOr
rowed child and thus presented seem
inglN iudisputable evidence against her
victim. Innocent men pay blacknail the
most readily The man of loose morals
often proves hopeless case 10 the would
be blaCkmailer. lie laughs her to scoTp
and threatens to Kick her out Of his Office
if she does not leave at once. She leaves.
Oscar Willoughby Riggs in Kansas City
Times
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-15

II is difficult 10 lay down fixed rules for
the diet Of bats, as, while some eat in
sectS, they have been seen TO neglect this
food as il were. and attack their own Kind
or weaker species Nj Fraser, natural
ist, who travelled extensively in Ecuador,
describes one that went fishing, diving
down to the surface Of the water and pick
ing up small crustaceans which were
swimming near the surface. This bat,
according TO the same authority, is very
affectionate. Referring to two kept as
pets, he says: They were social, though
both were males, usually hanging side by
side. Sometimes they brought their faces
together and licked each others open
mouths in most singular manner"
One of the most hideouS of California
bats is the American nose leafed bat. Ii
has enormous ears and diaboiical face,
and is believed by the average Mexican to
be vampire of the worst kind and 10 at
tack men and horses indiscriminately
but, like other stories, il is difficult to
prove, the bat living upon insects as a
rule. The story Of the vampire has been
denied and affirmed 50 many times that
much confusion exists regarding il, and
in Mexico II large number of bats are
termed vampires without reason -Pasa
dena Cor Atlanta Constitution.